Leading Retailers Amazon.com and CompUSA, and Top PC Manufacturer Gateway, to Offer DVD to Customers
Microsoft Corp. today announced the immediate availability of the new Windows® XP "Do Amazing Things" DVD, which shows consumers the amazing things they can do with the Windows XP operating system. The new DVD provides great bonus video content for playback on the PC, including the first high-definition versions of three short films from the BMW Films Series "The Hire," the full-length movie "The Living Sea" produced by MacGillivray Freeman Films Inc. for presentation in IMAX® Theatres, and coverage from Tony Hawk's "The Road to Boom Boom HuckJam." In addition, the DVD provides users of Windows XP with exciting software, including fun screen savers, PowerToys and a creativity kit for Windows Movie Maker 2.
Leading retailers including Amazon.com Inc. and CompUSA Inc. will offer the DVD free to customers with select purchases. Top PC manufacturer Gateway Inc. will offer the DVD through retail outlets. And starting today, consumers can order the "Do Amazing Things" DVD from the Microsoft® Web site, http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/dvdrom/, for the cost of shipping and handling, starting at $2.99 (U.S.).
"We've packed the DVD with great high-quality content, software and tutorials so consumers can have a fun way to learn about new experiences with Windows XP," said Dave Fester, general manager of the Windows Digital Media Division at Microsoft. "Users of Windows XP can now enjoy some amazing content with unmatched audio and video quality, providing them with a visually stunning entertainment experience right on their desktops."
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Microsoft Corp. today announced the immediate availability of the new Windows® XP "Do Amazing Things" DVD, which shows consumers the amazing things they can do with the Windows XP operating system. The new DVD provides great bonus video content for playback on the PC, including the first high-definition versions of three short films from the BMW Films Series "The Hire," the full-length movie "The Living Sea" produced by MacGillivray Freeman Films Inc. for presentation in IMAX® Theatres, and coverage from Tony Hawk's "The Road to Boom Boom HuckJam." In addition, the DVD provides users of Windows XP with exciting software, including fun screen savers, PowerToys and a creativity kit for Windows Movie Maker 2.
Leading retailers including Amazon.com Inc. and CompUSA Inc. will offer the DVD free to customers with select purchases. Top PC manufacturer Gateway Inc. will offer the DVD through retail outlets. And starting today, consumers can order the "Do Amazing Things" DVD from the Microsoft® Web site, http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/dvdrom/, for the cost of shipping and handling, starting at $2.99 (U.S.).
"We've packed the DVD with great high-quality content, software and tutorials so consumers can have a fun way to learn about new experiences with Windows XP," said Dave Fester, general manager of the Windows Digital Media Division at Microsoft. "Users of Windows XP can now enjoy some amazing content with unmatched audio and video quality, providing them with a visually stunning entertainment experience right on their desktops."
Features:
- Capture your favourite videos to your PC
- Your video files will be automatically converted during the burn process using Nero's 'state-of-the-art' original MPEG-1, MPEG-2/SVCD, and MPEG-2/DVD encoder plug-in
- Trim your videos in a fast and flexible way
- Create chapters using automatic scene detection and/or set chapter marks manually
- Create and customize menus using pre-defined layout templates and button frames. Add your own background pictures and text design
- Main menus and sub menus can be designed independently
- Use the preview mode and the handy remote control to check your video project
- Burn your captured videos and/or video files on DVDs, Video CDs or Super Video CDs using the same powerful burning engine that has made Nero a household name
- Wrap your discs in the coolest looking labels and covers with the included Nero Cover Designer
- By using the same friendly interface that powers Nero Express, burning video to disc will be extremely easy for the novice, and comfortable for the professional

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